The Sun. — London, England, 1810-03-29 00:00:00

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Steady, Mr. INCLE DON ; Easy, Mr. DAVENPORT; Lubin, Mr TAYLOR; Solomon, Mr. LISTON `Gillian, Miss BOLTON ; Cecily, Miss LESERVE'; - , Floretta, Mrs. LISTON. • . incidental to the Piede, a Rural bance, pOors will be opened at Halt pest Eive, and The 'Pliy 7`gin at Hall past Six. TENTH TIME. iinde r the S LIrCEUM THEATRE. _ Special Licenseot the LORI) CHAMBERLAI N, Granted for the present Season to the joint application of all Parties principally interestea. HEIR Majesties' Servants, forming the,.COM ,,T„ FAN o( the late DRURY LANE THEATRE, 1± THUS PRESENT EVENING, March . 29, 'per: 1 4 'Ur Serio.Comic Opera, ca I Tecl THE MANIAC ! Or, THE SWISS BAN DITTI The Characlers by PFTILIPPS, Mr. HOLLAND, M • r. WROUGHTON, Mr. RAYMOND, 2 ."9 . ' Mr. PALMER, Mr. SMITH, r Mr. WINTON., Mr. MATHEWS. Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mrs. BISHOP, Mrs. BLAND.After which ( 1 9th time) a new Musical Farce, itt Two HIT OR MISS The Charaeters by Mr. PEN LEY, Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. MA.THEWS-, Mr. KNIGHT, Mr:jOHNSTONE, Mr. FISHER, Mr. MILLER, Mr. EVANS,. Mrs. MADDOCKS, Miss KELLY, Thiii h • Mrs, BLAND. e neiv - Serio-Comic Opera 6f The Maniac! Or. 'Tie of 4.at)ditti, will be *repeated, with the new Musical Farce rilt or Miss ! every Evening till further notice. ... -------- to the PROPRIETORS o f EAST-INDIA SI'OCK. LAni . . ss eitb G ENT Lrm gN, HE ELECTION of Six. DIRECTORS of the Vi,„E k INDIAST COMPANY being appointed for I, ( V- , N E SD AY the i itli of - April next. th favour ot your q.„_`"rt. ink!. INTEREST is requelted for e the ftillowilig •ntlernen - vii. Edward Parry, Esq. Jacob Bosanquet, • Es44l. ' Thomas Reid, Esq. toseph Cotton, list. Robert Thornton, Esq. - .. Which will much oblige, Ladies and Gentlemen, a.',‘ Your most humble t crvintt, rh --Indla-House, March tit, 18 I. - • C Ps. Theophil us M etca lfe , Ch ar l es G ran t, &laeire Millar, William Astell, es It 111111 s . Francis Baring, s Pattison, lohn Alexander Banriernlan. Gqi:, 4 4l ,_ard Chiclicky Plowden, John Bebbi ..rkilarn Robarts, lames Daniell, • ' C 1?- AbercroMbie Robinson - , WM f ollarton Elphittsiege, 3 0 1°Ite Sinlth. ttn Rud les ton i s." n 81 aden 'Payton, Ilegh Inglis. k,..wznY Toone, john Inglis, Z m illia Wi - crt williams, (lob, ~.. ram, john Jackson, Campbell Majoribanks. I _,.....J '.. t 4:1 To the PROPRIETORS of EAST-INDIA sTopk. L A . •iteS AND GENTLEMEN ; i^ • AV ING the honour of Wing recomment/eAltt :.You by the Diredtirs of the East-India Company,:asl 4LT4lnates for the Direction, to be chosen this year, we N.; otile,,l.iberty of requesting the tavour of your Vote on the . ' zlettion, Wednesday the tab April next,. We are,.. Ladies and Gentlemen, , E . Your thou. obedient and most humble Servants, 7.743i-Inclia-House, March 33, dm • • • lACOB BOSANIVET - , . , IOSE PH COTTON, • . , . t DWARD PARRY, • THOMAS REID, 4 %._ • ROBERT THORNTON. • o soLp, at Mr, %VAT L E N's Piano-Forte, Harp, and , 1 TRan Camera; No. S , Leicester-place, Leicester-square, -;1 rw o PIANO-FORTES, With additional Keys hell Se cond-hand, 'cost thirty. two Guineas, for twelve only tti% - these are excellent bargains. Also a very highly A. Orem Piano -Forte, by Broadwood, for twelve Guineas th k%y r e Property of three different Ladies.. To be seen i p e . to Four o'Clock, and at no other time. A Iso.a With all the ,Pedals Green Cover, and Travetling a,„,..:°Mplete, for ten Guineas. ... f ..,,, TYROLESE MARCH, kco 67rnPused for adult Band of Wind Instruments. Published on the. Ist of April, price Six Shil li ngs. „ACKERMANN, No. 101, Strand, has the "Toir,t h onour of announcing to:Musical Amateurs, that this I;.:lngd o t 'aving becomeltighly popular throughout the United Vitt 6. 4l, hasoccasionectrepcated A ‘ pplitajquits to be made ta t i7 several Military . Men, for its adaptation .ter Regimental I'kb; °t Music ; and that he has. in consequence, procured o it a ll Professors of Music to unite their talents in adding I,e hatte rs th majesty and spirit of which .the art is capable.. kttentiid e himself it will be heard - with delight at every h , and keep ali ve , in the hearts bt Britp sfe a sympathy t tn isfortunes of the brave Tyrolese, and for their much Ot. A t til. murdered Holler. . int c?`'kerrnann has also the pleasure to inform the nume. 14;t0Zbscribers and Readers of the Repository 'of Arts, that, i_orOPliance with their wishes so repeatedly expressed. tl'.e , t" hi lt of his Serene Highness the. Duke of Brunswick °els: , r u hli s illlitary CoStume, will_appear in the Number to kte, <ej ....... 1 on the ist of April next. .. A CER TAI N IIISEASE. ..; ~I)1* Medicine, Universal and long established e p e dicine, called f.; UTTA sALuTARts, may be gloa t 7tovn to be a certain, safe, and speedy cure for the at4„tnveterate v enereal Disease, G leers, Ulcers, Pains atiperZbstr.uctions in the Urinary Passages in either sex ; its • lt i s 1541 's bY urine and insensible _perspiration.' A slight a generally cured in a few days, and_.a Confirmed Lues Alle u sh °tt' time: Inveterne Scurvy, Fistula; Dropsies: th e e) a ti i„ ji, s ms, Gravels, Weaknesses, and Obstructions, arc sltti r ' n 4t tooved by these safe and' salutary:drops. They 'Mc ra e -44 'ong to work them otr, no restraint of diet, or )t lltto nce from business. Tho,e who take them may de ttper; a suundand perfect cure, without the knoWledge of t son whatever. They cause no sickness; and the pa 7 ht. 1 3. a Y go about his or her business without the least tlart • i l lti c i o lie useunt that are daily so ur tor exportation _ i t 'lic' inetie , prove their efficacy top9ss every other'. k e 'lle in the known world: Sold by *appointment of Arlo , t :, llo3tc at Mr. Butler's, N'o. 4, Cheapside, corner of Pa ev/...nr-tOw ; and retai l by One or snore Medicine Ventleys y . It recti'' v o. in bottl e s a t 24. - 9 d. and 4s. 6d. each. with— dions. 'I/ICTUA-L.E.ING-OFI ICE, March 20, tfito. . . : .THE &.).311/ilqS/ON RS for'PICTUALLING -a- HIS MAJESTI"s• NAVY do berrby give Notice, Tot onrridv the'rith Inst. tbry be ready -to r'eceive Tendekin writing (sealed sip), and treat for Nine Hundred Quarters: of New Pith, and for Three iisindreel'QuUrters o/ New Cloie.dried AMBER mA ! ..t ; Psheevisicerable to Serniiei (otriot less than One Quart e.'fzeli), to. be produced 'with the Tene'ets. 4itd for Three Hundred Chaldrom of M ITTS TAN FIELD MOOR, LADY 31UPSON'S or WINDSOR. I'ONTOP COALS paytin an entire, Cargo or Cargoes .; - • T4e Arab to be delivered,'One.balf thei-eof in a 'Fix:night, and the other Half in 'a Fortnight aftertCards ; and The Coitii, One-half by the 3.-th o/ April, and the other Half by the 3 tot Ma) , next, into his illajesy'i Filluallirig Stores at' • Deptford; and to be paid for bytill4, payable with Intereit Ninety days•aftet date. he Co'Ali:low of the Coalratis ni4r:,lle t iein at the Sieretao's o.ffiee. Na regard Will be bad to any render its Which the - Price sbn'll not he inverted in words at length, or that iball nut be delivered 10. the Board before One o'Cloil on the mid 'Friday, the 3cith Inst. ' nor uniers the Person who makes the Tender, or':,me Person an his behalf, attends, to answer when called Jot. 4ICTU4LLING.:OPFICE, March 22d, I ro. .THE COMMISSI diVERSfor.PTCTUALLING mitysTri f - N11:14Y do hereby'gilte Notke,•Tha .‘ on Friday, the 13rh of April next, they y4ll be t'ead_y to rterire' '';tielers, in writing (sealed *p), and treat Jar Three Ilunditd Chtldrons (each consisting of thiqp.six Bushels illinches'ter Mea .ritre). of PITT'S' TAN FIELD MOOR', WINDSOR'S PONTOP, or SIMPSON'S PONTOP COALS; be deli vered,in a whole Cargo or Carries, One-half thereof hrS ix {Peeks, and the other Half in Six IVeekr aft, swards, Wind and If.ather permittittg, along-side de Irbap/ of Ilir ltiajegy's Premises tit Sfqyrnottch and S'oletbdown,,and to be paid for by ~lllls 55twabk, with interest, ninety r 1,64 after date. • The Conditions of the Contraa may be seen at the Secretary': Office. Ni regard Willbe had to any . Te.,nicr in .It , hich the l't ire shall not be inserted in wads at 'Owl b . . or that shall trot be delivered ra the Board before One o'Cl'ock on the said Friday the titi4 of April next, nor unless the l'erson 'Who makes ibe Teftder,ot' sedne Person on his behalf, attends; c,ard • ,114,1,-cb 47, TeE to. T HE Caillal/SS/0 LL /NG flit tlfa - ,:esty's Navy do berel!'y give- Notice,i A,! oA Me," 7tb nekt, tiuy Will be i•e;t,lj , ..to• •,:cceive Tehdei'in writing (sealed up), and .treat for V•kar ii SS and WHITE HOOPS, of the -underinoui7lied 'tt-sciittion, viz. -- Butt, Hogshead, Barrel, Kildetkin, arie - White Ash; (the whsle to be anfwerabli to Sathples to be erodifceil itilib'tbe Ten. ders, ) may 6e demanded for tbi servite . '!l tiyil)epartiuentdusing be space of Twelve llientbs, from the date of • the Contract ; to be delivered from time I; time, bite His lilay'es,'s Victualling Stores at Deptford ; and to be paid for by Bills paykble; with Interest), ninety ei'ays after date. - ' 'Tit:Conditions of the Conrail Tray be siefs as the 'Secrrtaty't 'cr. ...'-''''N'oktgardt.till be had to any Tendir 'in,.wbicis the Price 'be' • - kioneinserted In words at length, or that evil net be delivered the' Board before One o'clock on the rhid Tuesday, the z'7th • -of April next, nor unless - the Berson wk . * makes the Tender, ar some Person on bit behalf, attends, to answer when called for. VICTUALLING.OPIFICh • MaiTl27, Tl-1 E COAIMISSIOAVEASfor ICTUALLIM; - 15 - His MAYESTYks NAVY do hereby gi-Le Nor e,-That eh Tuesday, the 3d of Apo *it, their Agent at Portsmotes6 will be ttady to receive Tenders in uniting (sealed up), and treat for •orte l T4ausaml Quarters of &trod `ENG LISH or FOREIGN ,WAEAT, to weigh Filly-sin Pounds per Bushel, (av in case it should weigh above Fifty- six Pounds per Bushel, the over. Inreight lobe paid for); to be delivered at that Port in one Month, and:. be paid for by Billsi parable with.irrierest, Nineo D4s after date. The Conditions of the ContraEl may be teen by 44014 to Mr. Win. Reeks i Agent for the Fifirealling, at P&rtsmovh. No regard wilt he bad to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that rball not bq ddivered to the lizzsrd before One o'clock on the said Tuesday, the 3d of next, nor unless the Person who maker the Tender, or some Per. . son on his hebal ,J, attends to answer when called for. ' • VICTUALLING-OFFICE, . , • • . March 27, aro. • THE COMMISSIONERSfor P7CTU4ILLING ms MAyE STY's NAVY do hereby. give Mire, That on Friday, the 13th of April next, they will be ready to receive Tenders, in writing (sealed up), and treat fer Foie Havidred Tons of CHE6HIRE, DE RBYSHI RE; WAR. W ICKSHI RE sr GLOUCESTERSHIRE CHE'ES E, or C.! lEES E of equal goodness., to be delivered,' CM bef thereof in .kiorikeekt, and the other half in Six li'e4s afterwards. into biz itfaljesoos Pill:tailing- Steno- at the Porte, and in the Pt : Qat:- do= tawdry-mentioned, viz. . Ton. Dept ford Portsmouth . .• . • • too Plymouth 40 Aid to &paid Jr by Bill', payable with Interest, ninety daj after date. Me Conditions of the CoNtran mly 6e sees at the Saveloy's Office.' -No regard wit/ he had to I'y Tender in whith the hue stArl 41'1Pa:tried in I.l.ords at length, or that shall nw de livered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Frill! y, the tjCalcof Aid! next, nor un/err the Person who awakes the . Tender, fcr . um littYcn on 61: behalf, attend?, to answer when c.illed far. EAST :Mt:dm-11-Quiff, March. 28,. 1610. • r rHt do vitryDit 1?E BS of the . UNATV) -*- COMPANY of MERCHANTS of BNCLANDrreid I . inv. the EelsT INdIES do hereby give Notice, tbzit a General Lour[ of the , , said Contpat&'ol - be 4 ,1,141 their 11,nse in'faadei.h,ill.:rtseet, - on Wednesday, the 181 h o/ April next, from'Eleitetto'cha in the Fireno:o'pritt:til Six id the 4ven. hie, to ballot on the following cmirti, viz. • . , .4 'That this Cottrt appro've ‘the tinanimOiis ilisOlutiCn of, the COurt of .111iteors of the asst inst.'Wherein they statei that ittey have every 'reason'tobelieve, that all:the Petscins who were on board 'the ship Lora Nefsdri, at ihe . :tirne of . her loss have perished and that . the occasio n a n d cird'iliii stinces'relating to her los's are wholly unknowii, and there- tore tht'ther.t. , is aft iinpossibility Of inquiring • atisf.taorily: :into the'loss of Said .ship, and that, this Court are fully Satisfied do the shill wa's store 'in a suffXient manner at 'her 'outfit for her voyage, and that consequently no Warne can attach to the Qwaers ; and that from the.experience:'and abi lity of the ComMander and 'Officers, it is reasonably to be inferred thit no blame attlehes to them." . - 4rihr to 'devil - mini , 'hy -sztcb Ballot , whither three tarts in Joo; of the Prop;letcrs intif;it at such G :neva! Cc;lPt,e6;rettr the Court Dirdn;s in their aavementioired IVA?. • R;IMSAY, 'Sec. • LoTTERY-oFFICE, SOMERSET_PLACE, , . • :AlAacii zy, taro ..the COMNII6 - SIONERS api36.inied. to take in . ..thc: BE.NE4I'V ; 'FICKET'S of the FIRS •TERN:' , ,,anio :80y. Doliereby give • Notice, that they will alien?, albeit. 011fix ' in Stirntrser-place, on Monday the id, . Tuesday the 3d, and Wednesday•the 4th of-Apnl next, from .Ten o'Clock in the forenoon until One o'clock in the atter- . noon on each day, 'in take in and enter the BEN EFit TICKETS of; the said LOTTERY, to be 'exchanged for Certificates, pursuant to the A . 6t .ot. Parliament in that be ; an s a for the better dispatch thereof, the said Commis:, sioncis will take in and enter the Benefit Tickets in the Classes A:•and C. at one seat, and . the 'Benefit Tickets in the • 'Classes B. arid another seat.; and the. Persons possessed the-rot are desired to take notice, and. bring with. their Tick- . era Lists thereof', formed in . Numerrcal Order; and adapted to eiclitfl the 'said Clisses respectively, and at the bottom of: itch. Lists to *rite the , Names and proper additions of the Persons to be inserted in the , Certificates as. Proprietors cif the said Tk•kets, and: the 11 tuffSei'and Value thereof ; -anit.the'y are ftirrher tiesirod to bring their Tickets for entry' as early as possible.. Nf.'id the said Commissio n er s also g i ve further I , ;:.:ticiz, . Certificitiet for all the said Benefit Tickets ‘vhi"..ll shall he brought to be etteted on . or before Wednesday the 4th of April next, Will be 'delivered out on A prii, and-the two following days ; after which tlic said Conimissioi.ers will take in and enter Tickets o n T u esday, ‘Vednesday, and Thursday, in every week until he ld .uf May nexf,'.a 'tlelikrer .ou't Critificates on 'the 'sue- - Eceding m,„04,,y_ (holidays excepted). And aji Persons are tieaiiett, when they come for their Certificates, to bring Du jilicittes of th,ir Lists left at this (Mike, otherwise the same caiiinit be (kb vered fo The Corninissioner s al s o g i ve Notice that ..11 Ticitos.bic.ught t tci . tpis,i)ffice for merit, whose :Chicks' do not tii - rcspond witli their... Counterparts, enr!erri for l'a)ri ‘ erit, uithout a Bond Oeing the'said-eununissionefs for granting Cer titicates for Order of the said Cvpinissioners, RuBINSO'N PEARSONiSeCrelary. • TO THE 'CLERGY. • • its 1 • . London or Liverpool; early in May next, if not sooner disposed of, THE NEXT PRESEYFATION to the Vt - - .CA RAG L' of Leyland, near Preston, Lancashire, in 'an healthy and pleasant situation; well accommodated witb good Roads, of the value of nearly fool.. per:annum; arising chiefly from Glebe and other Lands,' lying in Leyland. A Pack of I•lotulas is ItePt in the neighbourhood, and the Country is fine 1043onting. The present IncuMbeitt is not the,most healthy Life, and now in his 64th year of age. Letters . tpOst paid) addressed to the Ret. Mr. - Baldwin, Leyland,. near Choi - icy ;%or Mr. Wareing, •Solieitor, Orin skirk, will be duly attended to. • 13ARFORD-110USE, WARWECKSHIRE. , TO BE SOLD BY: AUCTION, BY . ..IOSfAH ROBINS, ,ri • • Friday,the 13th day-of April Mxt, at Three o'ClOck in ti t c [forenoon, at the Warwick Arms, i n W arw i ck,. AmosT.Desirable FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, near the much-admired and healthy Village of Bar ford, about tiva miles from Warwick ; a neighbourhood of the first respectability, in the centre of Mr. Corbett's Hunt, and within foUr miles a the-celebrated Springs of: Leamington ; comprisiuga beautitul House; with spacious. Lawn, Coach ting, and Shrilbbery, large walled-in Garden, Stone Temple, Green-house, Swimming Bath, Colurnbary, fiVi-stalled Stable, Stable-yard, double Coach-house, Granaries, Dairy, Wash-house, Scullery, two Brick. Hovels, fitted up With Racks andAangers i and numerous other C onven i ences , ; ' to gether. with three Cltisess of exceeding rich Pasture Land ad joining, containing, Altogether (including Shrubbery, &c,) About nine Acres. The 'House, which - stands upon upwafds of So feet of ground, - ,at the front, consists of a handsome Entrance, Stone .Staircae;„ Dining-room 22. feet by 17 feet, Drawing-room zo le:t by j feet, Libcary and Breakfast-ronm also 17, feet square, Housekeeper ' s Room a - Servants' flail, Kitchen, But ler and . Cook's Pantries, Laundry, and StO4 , lOOM, with a a. secondary Staircase on the . principal FlOor ; • Drawing.- Foom 31 feet by t 8 feet, and six elegant Lodging. rooms, all entire, ainf Dressing-rooms on the Second Story ; and distlittt suites of Lodging-rootns for Men aftd Women Servants; capital arched Le' Ilarage, &c. dec. • , ; • All the principal Rooms are fi t t e d up with Mahogany Doors, Sashes, and Wash-boards; Statuary Marble -Chun ney-yieces, and enriched Ceilings the Windows in the Dinint-room and Drawing-rooms down to the. Floors ;- and the whole of the Premises finished and laid out with pecu liar tasteand•elegance ; and the Plantatiori and Fruit Trees• now in the highest perfeetion. Possession may be.had at, or at any time before, Michael. mas next, as may be agreeable to the Purch aser , who may be • accommodated wit 'or . iny part of the Furniture, which is modern and appropriate. The Premises may be . viewed and further Particulars known on application to Mr. Kitchin, of Barford. N. 13. The Wrier's, or any paYt of the Purchase-Money may reit:air:oll a competent Mortgage, it required. - ,FOR STICAINS, BRUISES, ItHEUNIATiSKS, &c. - Dr. SFEERS' a OPODELD OC. IT is with regiet hat 'the Propriet ors of this Me ilieine,;.in consequence of the increased evenco of 016 articles.of which it is corn versed, 'find themselves under the necessity of adding ."I'hree.pence, the . value of the Stamp, per Rome, to the price; in order that they may be able to continue the Inkiness with a hit prost-. They, however, pledge itiernselves to the Publie,.that when any material and permanent /edit:flu:l in those articles, shall take elleet. t h at they will lowerihe iinlrgeaccordingly„.... • The superior excellence of, and the great demand for, this 0 i nxteid o c, having produced a variety of counterteits, pur. chasers arc requested to observe, that pu the outside of each Bottle of the.gennine, is pasted a Stamp, iii which the wortis " F. Newbcry, No. 4;, - St. Paul's," are engraved. Sold only by F . Newocry and Sons.•at Paul'a- Chu'reh-yard, London ; or at.tlkir New Warehouse ) No. 29,` Dame -street,. Dublin; in Bottles, price 25, std. each, duty . included; and by their usual Venders • ;. - 4VIPEAUAT., POTAA. NI i._ NT. • . ROUSE OF PEERS, • ! •i, , WEDNESDAY, MARCH gs. CHANCELLOR gave. notice, that to. tiloiravv: or next• day he should propo to their Lordships reiolution on the aainst The SOlicitor-Qeneral of Scotlitid-andUr.Brough . Brough am were heard 'on the -Appeal Bill • against- Ram= say, and the further hearing was: posti:oned. to Fri day next. - • .. • The several Bills .on the . table were forwarded, .soine Pipers were presented from th e I n di a -klouie.-Adjourned. 'HOUSE OF 'COMMONS, : WEDNRspAY, MARCH 28. The 'Chancery Examiners' Bill was read a second time, and Ordered-to be committed. PORTSMOUTH WATER-WORKS. On the moving of the second reading Of the Portsmouth Water-works Bill, Admiral. MARE HAM opposed it,. as giving the Company so . ineorpOrated a power;which they ought not possess, • as it would be found extremely oppres ! . sive on those residing in their neighbourhood. He did not : say any clauses were introdoted in the new Bi:1 for which those by whom it Wa4 drawn up were. not btirne: ow by the ol . d ones but he c o nte n d e d , that the old' on: contained clauses which w ere so oppresqiveand injurious, that it ought to be . epeal ed. He'conoluded with moving, As an amendment, that. the secund , reacling should be postponed 411 that day six months. - . Mr. H. SUMNER contended the parties.concerned were entitled to the protection of Parliamrat i as they asked no new powers,, but inerelyiccurity for the ' dzerc6e of those already. possessed under, a former AO. The Hanourable 'Gentleman replied at length to the arguments of Ole last speaker, and defended the general principle of the Bill, and the, con dud of the parties intefested in it. ..He could. sae no pretext for opposing its going into a-Com mittee. Mr. P.. MOORE wished it to gO into a Committee, and pledged himself, if the inconveniences antici cipated by the Honourable Admiral were experienc ed, to endeavour to 'remove every impediment corn plained.of._. Admiral, MA KHAM appealed' to the House if the inconveniences he had anticipated might not be rea sonably apprehended. A Petition was on the table of the I-lonic &Om his constituents. on .the subj.la, r he InUst therefore persist ill ilia opposition. Mr. LAsc.oLkos q)oke in favour of the Bill. A division was about to take place when the amendment has withdrawn, the Bill,read a second time, .and a COthrnittee appointed. On the I bird *reading of the Sydenham Inclosure Bill ) Mr. MAattYATTlnoved, that it should be read on that, day six months. Mr. E.KNATGIIBULL supported the Bill, which he Contended . alas . no job. Mr. Cll4wk,,ppposed the Bill; and .loped it would 1.):j.5.v,it14 . 1w-n . . Mr. INI...MONT4:quE censured the opposition given to'the . _ After g i tAk kyprds from ..Mr, BARING and Lord COCHRANE,I,2 division took place. We, Could not learn the numbers, but we understood the Bill.was carried by a majority of two. • A Mess4le from the Lords required the attend adce of th 9 Lord Advocate of Scotland on a 'Com rnitteefor ,considering the propriety of dontinuing the prollibii iou of Distillation of Grain. A Petition was presented from certain Artificers; aC., employ,ec its his Majesty's. Dock-yards, praying for an increase. of wages.—Ordered to lie on the table. The - 100014pr Drawback Bill was read a third ' tine ai roN s t se g th D P : p MOTION RESPECTING SIR FRANCIS BURDETT. `Mr; - Sna tn.iu , k,moved the Order of the Day-for resuming tilt • Adjourned Debate, which being read, hestatedoh; it it was not his wish and he did not think it could be the wish of any Hon. Gent.iti that House, to ill terpose any u nnecessary i nte rruption to the grand tcLtiestiOn as . to the propriety o f sen di ng t h e late expeditition to the'Scheldt ; but' if ever there was a question aft snperioi; importance, it was ,that which was then before the Houk. Important, however, as it was,. he - knew of no reason for so iminediately diseUssing . it ;. he - .was • not aware ihat there existed luny pressing emergency to "pithy. the> putting of it or ward in preference-to the Other, and he'thouglit tterewas no reason for corning. to an Ihasry decisiou. The Paper laid hefore the Flotrsa tam tOdeii . Y the right of that House'rtrimpris - tin the'sUhie6t, aat.l. it contained - some strong passages which lie o :u;d not but say he 'wished the Hon. Ilarpnet bad. not put into it. That which was called the At - gift:nen t'7'purported to be merely what had been uttereitHil-, that House. It the " Arg9ment" contained t tost I?)..lt , :buC . what had been before stated in that FL use, then ;hey- were placed in a new . si tuation, ';A: ...use it was mit to be supposed that if the matt,it of that Argument w - as'such as to violate the ptivilekes ut that House,. the SNaker, aaing with that propriety which uniformly oaraeteriscd his rand ‘a, would have sotfefed it to ty: so uttered without interruption. Time he thought ought to be wven, that the . subjttrinight have proper consi deratiOn, and that the merits of the case might be fairy argued. There wai no ernergenCy that could justify then hi prematurely coining to a decibien: At the lizginuin i g cik every Session_of Parliament, a Com:oittee o; • Privileges was appointeo <I s it every Monday, Wedttesday,,ancl Friday, in the afternoon,' in which every Aletpuer whoattended it was to hsys a voice, and to which all subjeOs touching their prig.. vileges - were to be referred.. They were to their opinions on the arne; reporting their prop'